New York driving

As summer heats up, so does the risk on our roads. Distracted driving is a growing concern for New Yorkers, and the numbers tell a chilling story.

Summer means more time on the road, but it also brings a spike in serious accidents. Let's break down what everyone needs to know.

With Memorial Day around the corner, the roads are going to be bustling. Here’s how to make that drive a little smoother and more enjoyable.

The most dangerous hour on the road isn’t what you’d expect. Find out when to be extra alert as the sun begins to set.

Much of New York State is preparing for the next winter storm. The cold and snow will take a break and let the rain move in, briefly. The snow will return and the bitter cold is coming back.

Discover why New York's roads rank as the fifth most intimidating in the country based on a recent study by Foster Wallace.

Binghamton, Albany, Schenectady, Troy, Buffalo, and Niagara Falls have specific data on road conditions.

Would New Yorkers rather drive a small distance or walk to their destination? How do we compare to the rest of the country?